Seagate One Touch Hub 14TB External Hard Drive Desktop HDD – USB-C and USB 3.0 port, for Computer Desktop Workstation PC Laptop Mac (STLC14000400)
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Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 14TB
Features
- A front-facing USB C and USB 3.0 port for connecting and recharging deviceseven if your computer is off.date transfer rate:5000.0 megabytes_per_second
- Password-protected external hard drive with USB hub to secure your digital life
- Out-of-the-box compatibility with Windows and Mac computers
- Includes Seagate Toolkit backup software for one-click and scheduled backups and file mirroring
- Enjoy long-term peace of mind with the included two-year limited warranty and Rescue Data Recovery Services
Description
Let’s face it, life’s busy. And backing up digital memories is always on the to-do list. Check it off—with One Touch Hub. Password-protected storage with a front-facing USB-C and USB 3.0 port lets you quickly backup files AND charge multiple devices simultaneously. Windows® and Mac® compatibility, file mirroring, and capacities that store countless photos and more make this task a thing of the past.
Digital Storage Capacity: 14 TB
Hard Disk Interface: eSATA
Connectivity Technology: USB
Brand: Seagate
Special Feature: data_recovery_service
Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 Inches
Hard Disk Description: Mechanical Hard Disk
Compatible Devices: Desktop, Tablet, Drone
Installation Type: External Hard Drive
Color: Black
Hard Drive: 12 TB Mechanical Hard Disk
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Brand: Seagate
Series: Backup Plus Hub 14 TB
Item model number: STLC14000400
Hardware Platform: PC, Mac
Item Weight: 2.73 pounds
Product Dimensions: 8.74 x 3.07 x 9.17 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 8.74 x 3.07 x 9.17 inches
Color: Black
Computer Memory Type: DIMM
Flash Memory Size: 18
Hard Drive Interface: eSATA
Hard Drive Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM
Manufacturer: Seagate
Language: English, English, English
Country of Origin: Spain
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 3, 2022
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 16TB
I bought the 16TB unit with front USB hub to store photographs and some miscellaneous files. My unit is connected to a dual-boot (Windows 10 & Ubuntu) laptop workstation through a USB hub. After I connected the USB cable, I plugged in the drive's power cord and Seagate One Touch Hub fired right up. I moved 50,000 files, totaling about 500GB to the drive to confirm that everything was working, and then fired up Lightroom and had it 'add' a year's worth of pictures to it's catalog. Everything worked fine. I then booted up Ubuntu to confirm that Ubuntu could see and access the disk, and it did so without any issues. While I did not benchmark the unit, it's speed seemed typical of other hard drives. That is, while much slower than a SSD, is plenty fast enough for photo storage. The unit has only a very small disk activity LED on the front of the unit. There are no other lights on the unit. When you first add the unit to a Windows system, the drive will appear in the 'Desktop' view of the File Manager. Normally File Manager defaults to showing you the 'Quick Access' - Frequent Folders and Recent Files view. The unit isn't silent - no hard disk drive is - and it does make sounds when it's spinning the disk platters up to speed after 'sleeping' and when the disk is moving the disk heads to read or write a file. The rest of the time the unit is essentially silent. It's safe to say that this disk is nosier than any disk I've had before (it's also a LOT bigger than any disk I've had before), but the sounds this unit makes are no louder than everyday background office noises. Personally, I don't find them objectionable. I am pleased with the 16TB Seagate One Touch Hub I purchased. The unit is performing like I expected it to, and I expect it will serve me well for a number of years.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023 by Doyle Grant
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 8TB
I've had this hard drive for a while now and use it as one of 2 Time Machine backup drives (running 24/7. It's a reliable workhorse and I love the convenience of having the 2 ports facing me. I utilize that feature all the time.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025 by deb
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 8TB
So I bought this external hard drive as a backup to my files for my Youtube Channel. The first one I got i only get to use it once. After that, the computer wouldnt recognize it so I contacted Seagate. Yes the customer service was good they even send me a drive with my backup files and the process was not hard. I was still under warranty because it was just about 4 months since i had it. They sent me a replacement and I was busy so I didnt get to use it so I left it under my computer table, This once I believe they told me I had one year warranty which should expire february 2025 if im correct. When it was time for me to back up my files, the hard drive was completely DEAD, NO POWER. First thing I did was check my warranty and it said it was expired in MAY 23, 2024. I am so upset because this is not cheap and I really didnt use it nor does it seem reliable as a backup. Be careful buying this product as a back up because it seem it doesnt last long. I am completely honest. I only chose seagate because it is a trusted brand but I cannot buy another product after such disappointment. I havent even had it for a year
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2024 by ProfessorJo
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 10TB
Great product n u can't go wrong with more space.
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Ecko Walker
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 8TB
I have purchased several of these. Simple set up. Fairly sturdy design. Can wear if you move regularly. They have been dependable. I give the product rating of about 94 out of 100. Will probably buy more.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025 by Randy Penny
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 14TB
As you know Apple uses APFS for its file system, with the latest versions on macOS all compatibility with Window NTFS is gone without the help of some really wayward utilities. This 14TB Hub is formatted in exFat. This is a file system that works both with Apple and Windows. It lacks some of the indexing features of APFS and NTFS but for external storage it works just fine. plugged it into one of the USB "C"/Thunderbolt ports on the Mac Studio installed Seagate's software for macOS and I was up and running. You do notice at times that this is an external drive and it isn't the speed demon it might be with APFS and a Thunderbolt interface but it moves everything off of the Mac Studio's 1TB internal that does not need to be there. Any one with a Mac computer this is a no brainer.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023 by Signalshifter
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 20TB
Ok first off, most of these are EXYOS or IRONWOLF drives with no warranty, just the warranty for the plastic case. second off, if you use something like usbtree or hdsentinel you'll see seagate is purposely limiting the SATA speed to SATA II, so even though these advertise sata 3.2 10GB you wont get better than 3GB (like it makes a difference, it's just techno babble and tech lies). Dont buy these, do yourself a favor, buy the enterprise drive thats like 10 less for no chassis and buy a REAL usb 3.2 2x2 usb chassis so you get a 5 year drive warranty (if you go seagate, WD you can complain and get a 5 year warranty for anything). but these are garbage with how they SAY they are 10Gpbs usb 3.2 but are only connecting at SATA II speeds (they do connect at sata III on a real enclosure). Dont let the prettiness or worthless hub fool you, because you are paying extra for JUNK cases that cripple the drive
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by DS
Style: Desktop Hub
Capacity: 16TB
While lots of storage, these drives eventually become useless. Every so often, they will disconnect randomly, like if transferring a file. If you are on a Mac, god forbid, the drive will become read only - you can't repair it. You basically have to move everything off it, which can take forever if you have a lot of files on it, and then completely reformat it. If on a PC, same will happen, random disconnects but you can, for awhile at least, scan and fix so you can write to it again. But eventually, the drive becomes "dirty", and you can't fix it. I've tried everything until you are basically left, once again, pulling every file off it (if you can, bc once dirty, some files CAN NOT be moved), and then reformatting. I have bought 5 of these, 2 initially, then 3 more - I wish I knew about these issues before investing. I have never written a bad review for a hard drive until now. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024 by JoJoRising